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Achebe creates a "man vs man" conflict in Chapter 1 by recounting how Okonkwo wrestled, and beat, Amalinze the Cat (pg. 3). This conflict furthers the idea that Okonkwo has accomplished much in his life.

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Achebe creates a "man v self" conflict in Chapter 1 when it says that Okonkwo pounced on people when he couldn't get his words out quick enough (pg.4).

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achebe creates a man v. self conflict by talking about how Okonkwo is at a battle between himself and the thought of being weak like his father(pg.13)

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Achebe creates a man vs self conflict in chapter 7 by killing Ikemefuma due to the fact that he did not want to be seen as weak. This conflict adds to the fact that Okonkwo is slowly turning into a tragic hero. (pg. 61).

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Achebe creates "man vs self" conflict in chapter 7 when Okonkwo goes against his desire to not be weak when bonding with Ikemefuna. (pg.26)

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Achebe creates a "man v supernatural/fate" conflict in chapter 2 by talking about how Okonkwo's whole life is dominated by fear and the fear of failure and weakness, which is sort of like his fate. (pg. 13).

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Achebe creates a man vs society conflict in the novel when points out in chapter 1 how is dad owed everybody money and was shunned by everyone for it and died in debt  (pg 5) It made Okonkwo resent his dad and sort of take the authority of providing since his father couldn't

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When Okonkwo beat up his wife severely for cutting off a few leaves of the banana tree (pg. 38) This shows that he had a strong belief that he and the other men should be able to control his women.

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Achebe creates ¨man vs man¨ conflict in chapter 4 when it says Okonkwo knew she was not speaking the truth. He walked back to his obi to await Ojiugo's return. And when she returned he beat her heavily.¨(pg.29) This adds how he cares about his wife and affects the relationship of those around him

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Achebe creates a man v self  by talking about how okonkwo even during the week of peace let his emotions and anger over some him and made him beat his wife (pg. 29). This shows okonkwos anger can easily over take him and cause him to do wrong

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Achebe creates a "man v.s society"conflict in chapter 4 by showing how Onkowo goes against the Peace Week by beating his wife. This conflicts adds more to his character development that he is reckless and doesn´t fear punishments from his leaders.

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okonkwo was ashamed of his father and wanted to be better than what his father turned out to be pg 8

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Achebe creates a man v. man conflict when, in chapter 7, Ikemefuna is killed and Okonkwo goes after Ikememfuna's killer

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Achebe creates a "man v nature" conflict in chapter 3 by by explaining that Okonkwo worked daily on farming his crops he borrowed from Nwakibie. However, the season was very dry and not all the crops grew. It was important for the crops to grow because Nwakibie trusted Okonkwo with his crops that were very valuable.

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achebe creates a man vs society conflict in chapter 1 when he says, "the doomed lad was sacrificed to the village to avoid war and bloodshed" (pg 8). It's in their society to sacrifice people nomatter what because they believe it'll thwart the chance of war

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pg 13 okonkwo had a heavy hand in his household and was abusive

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When Okonkowo looked down at a man at a kindred meeting, just because he had no titles, he was thinking as though he was more higher than the man in some aspects. (pg. 26) Although that may have been true, and called him a woman, this was not right. THis helped to show that Okonkwo was a proud man.

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Achebe created " Man Vs. Man " on pg.5 by mentioning people swore to never lend Unoka money because he never kept his word & payed people back what was given to him. Chapter 1

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Achebe creates a man v. nature conflict when in chapter 7 (pg.56) a swarm of locusts fly by and people fill baskets up with the locusts to eat them.

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Okonkwo, who had risen so suddenly from great poverty and misfortune to be one of the lords of the clan  (chapter 4)

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Achebe creates ¨man vs society¨ when Okonkwo beat his wife on sacred and week and defied the gods. ¨And so people said he had no respect for the gods of the clan.¨(pg.31) This affected the way people and his enemies thought of him

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Achebe creates "man vs society" with the difference between those with and without titles. Showing how based on those factors, some will have more respect than others. (pg. 28)

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Achebe wrote "Even as a little boy he had resented his father's failure and weakness, and even now he still remembered how he had suffered when a playmate had told him that his father was abala".(pg 13). This is a man vs. man conflict because his playmate called his father a name and it stuck with Okonkwo.

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his father failure held heavy weight on him throughout his whole life and he became dominated by fear

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Achebe creates a man vs nature conflicting when describing how Okonkwo felt he could survive anything if he survived the bad harvest. This adds to the conflict that Okonkwo had a little too much faith in himself. (pg. 24).

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Achebe makes a man v nature conflict when sharing how okonkwo had a hard time growing yams and other crops due to the violent rain they had when trying to harvest and achebe saying, "That year the harvest was sad, like a funeral"(pg.24).

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On page 7 it is revealed that Unoka owes debt to Okoye but he wouldn't pay it because he already owes a lot more debt to others. This adds on to the idea that Unoka wasn't successful in life and really shows how much debt he owed.

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When Okonkwo had found out that his wife had carelessly elft to plait her hair, without feeding her children or Okonkwo, Okonkwo beat her when she returned. (pg.30) It had been the Week of Peace, but giving no regard to the goddess associated with that week, he continued beating her up.

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The last war the village had, he was the first to bring home a human head, which was his fifth head was said in chapter 2 (page 11). Fighting amonst other villages isn't a foreign concept and Okonkwo is experienced in it with it being his fifth head

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Achebe creates a ¨ man v.s man¨ conflict in chapter 5 when Okonkwo nearly shoots his wife out of anger because of an argument that they had. This develops his character more because he has anger issues, one thing the wife whispered under her breathe set him completely off.

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the crops were drowned in rain and the drought came and it became the worst year memory pg 23

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Achebe creates ¨ man vs self ¨ conflict in chapter 7 by talking about how Nwoye loved stories but since Okonkwo wants Nwoye to be a man, Nwoye considers the stories to be foolish and meant for women and children. (pg. 54)

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Achebe creates "man vs self" by referencing how Okonkwo had worked very hard to rise from poverty and his fathers image to where he is now. (pg. 27)

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achebe creates a man v. man conflict in chapter 4(pg.26) by showing an argument between Okonkwo and Osugo, a man with no titles

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on page 13 it talks about how Okonkwos whole life being dominated by fear and he was very strict and that causes him to be really strict to his wives and kids

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there is a man v. supernatural conflict in chapter 7 when the man tells okonkwo the "oracle" said ikemefuna should be killed (pg. 57)

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Ikemefuna tried to run away but thought of his mother and his three sisters and wept bitterly. (pg 27)

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Achebe creates a man vs self conflict in chapter 2 when he shares that Okonkwo has a heavy hand and the youngest/ his children lived in fear due to his youth growing up living in fear

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Achebe creates a "Man vs Society" conflict in chapter 7 on page 52 with the quote,"For three years Ikemefuna lived in Okonkwo's household and the elders of Umofia seemed to have forgotten about him".

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Okonkwo had been too poor to pay for the bride price for Ekwefi, because his father had left him nothing. (pg.40) In fact, he had dealt with a lot of problems because of his father, and now that he was prosperous, it showed that through hard work and determination, he was able to get to the top.

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okonkwo became impatient with his fathers words pg 24-25

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Achebe creates ¨man vs self¨ when he makes Okonkwo's character despise his dad which has been stated in multiple pages and effects with his mental health. ¨I will not have a son who cannot hold up his head in the gathering of the clan.¨(pg.33)

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his first son was lazy in the eyes of Okonkwo and Okonkwo would "correct" him by nagging or beating him developing him into sad-faced youth

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Okonkwo wanted to be different than his father and he didnt want his kids to be like his father so he told them storys about fighting and raised them to be strong, that caused him to be strong and harsh to his family (pg.53)

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Achebe creates a "man v self" conflict when it explains that Nwoye's mother lied to Okonkwo to cover for the youngest wife who went to get her hair braided. She knew that lying would help cover for the youngest wife, but it would also get her punished by Okonkwo because he knew that she was lying. (pg. 29)

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Achebe creates "man vs supernatural" with the tradition, the Week of Peace. A peaceful week where no work would be done in respect for the earth goddess.

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achebe creates a Man v. self conflict when in chapter 2(pg.13) Okonkwo's family fights the urge to complain due to Okonkwo's way of ruling over his household and beating anyone that was weak/lazy.

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chapter 4 pg(28)
he likes ikemefuma but is incapable of showing affection because it was a sign of weakness in his mind

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Achebe creates "man vs man" conflict in chapter 7 when ifkemefuna death is discussed. This shown, "Yes, Umuofia has decided to kill him" (pg. 57)

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Achebe creates "man vs man" conflict in chapter 7 when ifkemefuna death is discussed. This shown, "Yes, Umuofia has decided to kill him" (pg. 57)

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When the preistess, Chielo comes to collect Ezinma claiming that she needs to see her for a special ritual related with a certain god (I forgot the name of the god-). (pg.101) This was during the middle of the night, and from this you can see that the Igbo people thought a lot about what the gods thought and needed, as they even did such rituals during the middle of the night.

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Achebe creates ¨man vs supernatural¨ in chapter 3 when the earth goddess killed Okonkwo's father. ¨He died of the swelling which was an abomination to the earth goddess.¨(pg.18) This affected Okonkwo's entire childhood and his mental health

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Okonkwo has a fear of being weak and being a Failure which creates a "Man vs Self" conflict. (pg. 13)

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In chapter 4, achebe demonstrates "man vs. society" when he writes, "'This meeting is for men.' The man who had contradicted him had no titles. That is why he had called him a woman. Okonkwo knew how to kill a man's spirit" (pg 26). This shows just how important titles are in their society and if you did not posses any titles, you were looked at as worthless (or in this case, a woman).

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Ikemefuna felt his legs melting under him. He was afraid to look back. (pg 61)

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Okonkwo beats his wife and goes against in his clan out of anger and broke the rules of day of peace in chapter 4 pg 29

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Achebe creates a "man v self" conflict in chapter 1 when he explains that Unoka was lazy and improvident and quite incapable of thinking about tomorrow. This is one thing that leads to Okonkwo thinking bad things about his father. (pg. 4)

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Achebe creates a Man vs. Society conflict when he wrote "Take away your kola nut. I shall not eat in the house of a man who has no respect for our gods and ancestors". (pg. 30). This was said after Okonkwo beat his wife during peace week and people started to shun him for it.

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Achebe creates a ¨ man v.s man" conflict in chapter 4 when Okonkwo argues back with the priest because of him beating his wife during Peace Week. This proves how he doen´t like to admit to defeat at any cost.

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Achebe creates "man vs society" when it is shown that most people think that Okonkwo's success was only out of luck and not just his hard work. (pg. 27)

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Achebe creates a "man v. nature" conflict in chapter 1 when he mentions that Unoka and his guest were talking over dinner about the heavy rains that were drowning the yams. This is a man v nature conflict because it deals with the rain drowning the farm fields and the people couldn't do anything about it. (pg. 6)

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Okonkwo treats ikemefuma better than his own child (nwoye)
he told nwoye "i shall break your jaw

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When Okagbue found the Iyi-uwa, peopel were happy and estactic for Ezinma because it meant that her troubles were finally over. This was because they believed that she was an ogbanje, which was a bad child that was repeatedly killed and born to their mother to bring her pain. (pg.84) By destroying the iyi-uwa, she could no longer "do that" and now, she was no longer a "threat".

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Achebe creates ¨man vs nature¨ in Chapter 3 when he states ¨Rain fell as it had never fallen before. For days and nights together it poured down in violent torrents, and washed away the yam heaps.¨ Okonkwo remembers the tragic year with a cold shiver(pg.24)

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Achebe creates a man v. supernatural coflict by talking how Okonkwo needs to sacrifice things to make sure the earth goddess doesn't ruin the clan(pg.30-31)

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the village wants okonkwo to kill ikemefuma pg 57